'Turning out for twenty-days amusement': the Militia in Georgian satirical prints

Keyphrases

• Georgian 100%
• Militias 100%
• Amusement 100%
• Satirical Prints 100%
• Soldiers 80%
• Military 60%
• Gillray 60%
• Amateur 40%
• 18th Century 20%
• Painters 20%
• Jokes 20%
• Anglo-American 20%
• Comics 20%
• Continental Europe 20%
• Eighteenth-century Britain 20%
• Citizen-soldier 20%
• Executive Power 20%
• Ordinary Citizen 20%
• Poking 20%
• Plasterer 20%
• Cobble 20%
• American Tradition 20%
• Graphic Satire 20%
• Mockery 20%
• Hairdressers 20%
• National Strength 20%
• James Gillray 20%
• Visual Techniques 20%
• Field Days 20%
• Political Issues 20%
• Left-to-right 20%
• Constitutional Debate 20%
• Home Guards 20%

Arts and Humanities

• Army 100%
• Civilians 100%
• amusement 100%
• Fun 33%
• Europe 33%
• Jokes 33%
• Satire 33%
• Liminal 33%
• Continental 33%
• Eighteenth Century 33%
• Eighteenth-century Britain 33%
• Militiamen 33%
• Citizen-soldier 33%
• Pride 33%
• American tradition 33%
• Anglo-American 33%
• mockery 33%
• Home Guard 33%
• Political Issue 33%
• Tag 33%
• Uniformity 33%